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["Trudie Redding" <trrredding@gmail.com>]

Thanks for the tip, I'll be doing some research about gift economy now that
I know that it has been eliminated from this list, and what kinds of
messages are allowed to go through, I can see why some topics need to stay
separated from each other; there are so many aspects of living well or
better to learn about. I am more than happy to go to separate lists for
separate subjects, the email about the humanure trench was fascinating,
thanks to all who contribute, I never have time to read it all, but somehow
some of it filters in and I am able to put it to use in my existing, house,
yard, mode of travel etc. 

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-----Original Message-----
From: permaculture-bounces@lists.ibiblio.org
[mailto:permaculture-bounces@lists.ibiblio.org] On Behalf Of paul wheaton
Sent: Thursday, September 16, 2010 1:02 PM
To: permaculture
Subject: Re: [permaculture] civility, respect and reputation

For those folk that can tolerate censorship:  I delete stuff all the
time at the forums at permies.com.  So if there is something icky, I
choose to not publish it.  A few might see it before I delete it, but
then it is gone.

I delete more than I post.

Many people from this list have told me that my censorship at
permies.com is unacceptable to them, so they choose to not
participate.  I also remove stuff about the third ethic, gift economy,
religion or politics.  That sort of thing is just not what I want the
forums to be about.  I leave the stuff that is about hugelkultur, eco
building, homesteading, organic gardening, aquaculture, ponds,
wildcrafting, PDC's, etc.

This is a damn good list.  And with a list comes icky stuff.  You just
get used to deleting it yourself instead of depending on somebody else
to delete it for you.

I think a lot of folks are looking for a good wheat to chaff ratio in
their permaculture stuff.  That is what I am attempting to do at
permies.  Sometimes people get pissed at me for deleting their stuff,
but they seem to stick around.

I see folks getting mad at Larry for banning people.  I probably ban a
lot more people than Larry.  And I delete all of the complaining about
people getting banned too.  Delete, delete, delete.

The internet is a great big place.  Folks can create all sorts of
stuff that facilitates things just the way they want it.  If anybody
here creates anything about permaculture, I encourage you to promote
it at permies.com.  I rarely delete that sort of thing.
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